ROSE runs the entire wholesale revenue cycle for cannabis brokers and lean brand sales teams — prospect, sample, follow-up, order, invoice, payment, commission, reorder. One system, from the first call to the money actually landing.
Built by a working cannabis broker, for the way brokerage actually pays.
Not roughly. The exact invoices, the exact days late, sorted worst first.
The client paid weeks ago. Did the brand ever pay you for it?
If the answer lives in your memory, some of it is already gone.
You shipped it, they liked it, and then three weeks passed.
A CRM helps you sell. An invoicing tool helps you bill. Brokerage needs both, plus the part where somebody chases the brand for your commission. ROSE is built around the whole chain.
Your accounts, scored and ranked so the day starts with a list, not a guess.
Call, log the outcome, and the next follow-up date sets itself.
Requested, sent, delivered, call window. Nothing sits in limbo.
Timed automatically. Cooldowns for a no, callbacks for a maybe.
Multi-brand, on your phone in the parking lot. Commission calculated as you type.
Client invoice, brand fulfillment notice and commission invoice all fire the moment you submit.
Reminders go out on schedule. The buyer confirms payment with one tap in the email.
ROSE tracks what each brand owes you, and keeps asking until it's paid.
The account cycles back before the shelf runs thin — or the buyer reorders themselves.
Accounts ranked by how likely they are to buy, with the reason to call attached. No blank page, no guessing who's gone cold.
Reorder timing is tracked per account and per brand, and the nudge goes out whether or not you remembered.
Overdue, due soon and on terms, always current. Payment reminders send themselves and the buyer confirms in one tap.
The client paying is not you getting paid. ROSE tracks both halves separately and chases the second one.
No feature tiers, no per-feature upsells. One price, the whole system.
A general CRM models a pipeline that ends when the deal closes. Brokerage doesn't end there — that's the moment two separate debts are created, and one of them is owed to you.
If all you need is somewhere to log dispensary visits, a cheaper CRM will do that fine. The question isn't whether ROSE costs a month. It's whether more than that is currently falling through the cracks between the order and the payment.
Running a team? Multi-rep plans with a manager view, a leaderboard and commission payouts across reps are in build. Join the list and I'll tell you when.
Independent cannabis brokers and small brand sales teams who represent multiple brands into licensed dispensaries and earn a commission. If you get paid a percentage and you have to ask brands for that percentage, ROSE is built for you. If you're a dispensary looking for a point-of-sale system, it isn't.
Because they stop at the order. ROSE keeps going: the client invoice, the brand's fulfillment notice, payment chasing, your commission invoice, commission collection, and the reorder. If a cheap CRM covers what you need, buy the cheap CRM — that's an honest answer. ROSE is for the part after the sale.
It doesn't monitor dispensary retail menus, track competitor products or report retail pricing. It has no inventory or compliance module and it isn't a marketplace. It's a system for running your own book of business.
No. Each client gets a private link to their own reorder page. No signup, no password. They see their history and your current pricing, and reordering takes one tap. Nothing they submit becomes an order until you approve it.
Same day. You import or add your clients, brands and commission rates, and the first order you write starts the invoice and commission chain. There's no implementation project and no onboarding fee.
You do. Your clients, orders, prices and commission history are yours to export at any time, including after you cancel.
Yes, any time, from inside the app. No contract and no cancellation call.
ROSE is opening to a small first group of brokers. Leave your email and I'll come to you directly when your spot is ready.